Sentence examples for process as indicated from inspiring English sources
Other studies based on a wider population would be necessary to verify the possibility of establishing reference values of contrast enhancement for MCs, to investigate whether the indexes described may be an indicator of the severity grade of the degenerative process as indicated by clinical indexes.
Also their contributions to the cooperativity of the process (as indicated by the widths-at-half-height) were different, higher for the green component.
The addition of nano-silica resulted in 25 35% increase of the mechanical properties accompanied with simultaneous influence on the failure process as indicated by AE.
These photooxidation products were completely removed in the BTF stage of the UV BTF process, as indicated by subsequent GC MS analyses.
The fragmentation of precursor was found to be more effective in PACVD process as indicated by low residual carbon contamination in the films.
Exposure to hypergravity impacted the neurodevelopmental process as indicated by: (1) impaired righting response on P3, more than doubling the righting time at 1.75G, and (2) delayed onset of the startle response by one day, from P9 in controls to P10 in hypergravity-exposed pups.
In some cases Caco-2 monolayers were incubated with F1SBPs for 10 or 30 minutes and then cells were fixed and processed as indicated.
72 h after the last transfection, knockdown efficiency was determined by Western blot and cells were processed as indicated.
Fixed and embedded mammary tissues were sectioned at 4 μm and either stained by haematoxylin and eosin (H&E) or processed further as indicated.
However, these processes, as indicated by LC3 lipidation, LAMP-1 and MuRF-1 expression, respectively, significantly increase at later stages of disease when Akt signaling is greatly decreased.
Pregrowth treatments of the GaN surface by using Zn or oxygen plasma exposures result in different growth processes as indicated by the evolution of a reflection high-energy electron diffraction (RHEED) pattern.
